* DRAFT AGENDAS FOR THE CONGRESS.
[26 (13) April 1905]

The draft agenda was discussed at the third session of the congress 
on 26 (13) April. (Congress Protocols, pp. 76–85.)

The "Draft Agenda," worked out by Lenin (document "в") 
and adopted by the group of delegates who signed the document 
(see the right side of document "ст"), was read at the congress with minor editorial changes as a "draft signed by comrades Maksimov, Lenin, and Kuznetsov." (Congress Protocols, pp. 76–77.) The differences between the latter draft and the draft presented at the congress are as follows: the numbering A, B, V, and G was replaced by numbering I, II, III, and IV. In section A, instead of "Tactical Questions"—"tactical questions." Point 5. Instead of the words "in the very moment of it" stands—"in the very moment of overturn." Point 4. Instead of the words "support of the peasant movement"—"relation to the peasant movement." Point 6, crossed out by Lenin, has been restored, as well as the crossed-out numbering of points 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12. Section G in the manuscript is titled: "Internal Party Work,"—in the protocols—"Internal Party Work." Point 12—the words "propaganda" and "agitation" are placed in reverse order. Point 13. "First of May," in the protocols is completely absent; it is, however, crossed out in Vladimir Ilyich's draft as well; therefore the numbering of the two final points differs from the numbering of the manuscript: instead of the 12th stands the 11th, instead of the 13th—the 12th.

The congress first adopted 6 principal rubrics of questions, which completely coincide with the rubrics outlined by Vladimir Ilyich in document "в"; then the subdivisions of these principal rubrics were adopted, differing from the draft presented at the congress as follows: point 2 was removed; the 2nd rubric was taken as III "Organization of the Party," edited differently: "Organizational Questions"; point 6, becoming the 7th, was edited: "Relation to National Social-Democratic Organizations." The title of the IV rubric was edited: "Internal Questions of Party Life," and point 12, becoming the 10th, was edited: "Propaganda and Agitation." "Reports of Delegates" became rubric V with points: "11) Report of the C.C." and "12) Reports of Delegates of Local Committees." The two latter points included in rubric IV were edited: "13) Elections, 14) Order of Publication of Resolutions and Protocols of the Congress and Assumption of Office by Officials."

The document contains a preliminary outline of speakers on individual agenda items.

Comparison of document "в" with the Protocols of the III Congress yields the following:

| Subject of Report: | Who was designated as speaker: | Who delivered the report: |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Armed Uprising. | Bogdanov Lunacharsky | Lunacharsky Bogdanov Rumyantsev (Bogdanov—co-report on the practical side of the uprising). |
| 2. Preparation for an Open Political Appearance by Social-Democracy. | Rumyantsev | No separate report was delivered. |
| 3. Relation of Social-Democracy to the Policy of the Government on the Eve of the Overturn and at the Very Moment of It. | Rumyantsev—"Relation to the Policy of the Government on the Eve of the Overturn." Lenin—"Relation to the Policy of the Government at the Moment of the Overturn (on the Participation of Social-Democrats in a Provisional Revolutionary Government)." | Lenin |
| 4. Support of the Peasant Movement. | Lenin Rumyantsev | Lenin. Tskhakaya (co-speaker). |
| 5. Relation to Socialist-Revolutionaries. | Lenin Bogdanov | Lenin. |
| 6. Party Statutes. | Bogdanov | Bogdanov. |
| 7. Relations of Workers and Intellectuals in Party Organizations. | Bogdanov | Bogdanov. |